My Defensive Carry Rig - Page 3

doctorxring · June 29th, 2009, 11:58 PM

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I decided to carry two pistols after reading Massad Ayoob's
rationale for carrying two pistols. He convinced me. He also
mentioned Hickock and Earp's fondness for a mirrored pair
and his respect for that idea. These two Kahr's are very close
to a mirrored pair. Close enough. They handle the same, which
I really like. The second gun is a BUG in principle, even though it is the
same type. I would not pull both at one time.

His list of rationale for two guns --

1. One gun may be taken away

2. One gun may be unusable as it is the object of a struggle

3. One gun may be empty

4. One gun may malfunction

5. One gun may be struck by an opponents bullet and rendered
inoperable

6. One gun can only arm one "good guy" at a time.

I'll add one of my own -- very few BG's expect one gun,
much less two, which is a corollary of Ayoob's #1 above

I really did not buy the crotch holster with twin carry in mind.
But it sure works. I'll use it until I come upon something better.
I'm thinking about getting a twin shoulder holster rig for cold
weather.

best, dxr

P.S. No twin moose-knuckle here, but that is hilarious !

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C hawk Glock · June 30th, 2009, 12:09 AM

That mentality matches mine. My wife gives me grief for my favorite t-shirt (The Department of Redundancy Department)

YFZsandrider · June 30th, 2009, 04:47 AM

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Originally Posted by C hawk Glock

That mentality matches mine. My wife gives me grief for my favorite t-shirt (The Department of Redundancy Department)

hahaha, now that is funny!!

southpaw66 · July 2nd, 2009, 01:31 PM

I saw that guy once at a gun show.
How do you sit in a car with that set up?

COlongshot · July 2nd, 2009, 01:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BradyM77

lmao i got that in a chain email with some others.

my other fav was a pic of a 1911 and it said below the pic : ".45, because shooting twice is silly"

good stuff

June 29th, 2009, 01:37 PM	#21
BradyM77 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Kentucky Posts: 636	__________________ Having a gun and saying you're armed is like having a guitar and saying you're a musician. Jeff Cooper

June 29th, 2009, 11:58 PM	#22
doctorxring New Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Texas Posts: 9	Mirrored Pair . I decided to carry two pistols after reading Massad Ayoob's rationale for carrying two pistols. He convinced me. He also mentioned Hickock and Earp's fondness for a mirrored pair and his respect for that idea. These two Kahr's are very close to a mirrored pair. Close enough. They handle the same, which I really like. The second gun is a BUG in principle, even though it is the same type. I would not pull both at one time. His list of rationale for two guns -- 1. One gun may be taken away 2. One gun may be unusable as it is the object of a struggle 3. One gun may be empty 4. One gun may malfunction 5. One gun may be struck by an opponents bullet and rendered inoperable 6. One gun can only arm one "good guy" at a time. I'll add one of my own -- very few BG's expect one gun, much less two, which is a corollary of Ayoob's #1 above I really did not buy the crotch holster with twin carry in mind. But it sure works. I'll use it until I come upon something better. I'm thinking about getting a twin shoulder holster rig for cold weather. best, dxr P.S. No twin moose-knuckle here, but that is hilarious ! .

June 30th, 2009, 12:09 AM	#23
C hawk Glock Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: W. Washington Posts: 336	That mentality matches mine. My wife gives me grief for my favorite t-shirt (The Department of Redundancy Department) __________________ Thank you sir, may I have another?

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July 2nd, 2009, 01:31 PM	#25
southpaw66 Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Poughkeepsie, NY Posts: 19	I saw that guy once at a gun show. How do you sit in a car with that set up?